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- Randy Weston "Night in Medina" from Blue Moses (CTI) 6:51
- Nduduzo Makhathini "Umbono" from The Myth We Choose (Blue Note) 5:03
- Steve Khan "Green Room" from Ralph Towner: A Tribute (Blue Canoe) 8:20
- George "Jerry" Gilliam "Stolen Moments" from It's Playtime, Jerry (MetaJax) 6:36
- Darryl Jenifer "Sacred Love II" from The Weather Channel (Org Music) 5:07
- Chicago Soul Jazz Collective "There Is Light Somewhere" from No Wind & No Rain (Calligram) 5:00
- Early Times "Chicago Sundown" from Border Crossing (Dealers Choice) 7:41
- Sarah Sharp "Sweet Lotus Blossom" from Deja Vü (Spaceflight) 5:06
- Tobin Mueller & Tomás Martínez "Let Me Play" from Blue Side Vol. 1 (Artsforge) 3:28
- Anthony Almonte "Caminando" from Conversando Con La Luna (Wicked Cool) 4:36
- fabioeledistanze "Nel Blu" from Illune (Controvento) 2:42
- Luca Crispino "Cronofrattura" from Transitivo (Dodicilune) 3:58
- The Milky Way "Harbor Lights" from Summer-Time Love Song (WeWantSounds) 5:19
- Glam Sam And His Combo "Blood Red Stone (The New Orleans Groove)" from Talkin' in Colour (Lemon Jazz) 4:59
- Brent Birckhead "Take 5" from Exchange: Live at The Keystone Korner (Birckhead Music Group) 11:53
- Onilu "Circles" from Jakuta's Dance (577) 3:48
- Rob Garcia "Tutu" from Sizzle Ensemble (Connection Works) 5:45
- Blue Moods "La Suite de Kilimanjaro" from Directions and Expressions (Posi-Tone) 12:21
- Shapiro 17 "Chameleon" from Best Laid Plans (Summit) 7:37
- Yvonne Rogers "Thread the Needle" from The Button Jar (Pyroclastic) 4:32
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